Baccarat tables are the same at every casino that streams them, so we do not score the lobby. We score what the casino controls and writes down.
The scoring lines
| Published by the casino | Points |
|---|---|
| Starting score for a listed casino | 4.0 |
| Licence with a named operator | +0.2 |
| A written ID-check rule | +0.2 |
| The rule states an amount or a clause | +0.2 |
| A withdrawal cap or payout schedule | +0.2 |
| Eight or more coins | +0.1 |
| Provably fair originals | +0.1 |
The highest score is 4.9. A casino that publishes less earns fewer points; it is not pushed below 4.0.
Why the lobby is not scored
Live baccarat comes from a few studios, and each table's rules are set by the studio for every casino that carries it. A no-commission speed table is the same table wherever you open it. Our table pages, such as banker or player and no-commission baccarat, compare tables by their rules instead.
Sources
- Licence and operator: the regulator's public register, searched by licence number.
- ID rule and withdrawal cap: the casino's terms, with clause numbers where they exist.
- Coins: the cashier or the terms.
- Provably fair games: the casino's game list.
When a casino changes licence, as Wild.io, Bitcasino.io and BC.Game did in 2026, each clause is marked with the licence it was read under.
What a score does not mean
A score describes how clearly a casino has written its rules. It does not promise payment, and it says nothing about results at the table, where the house edge applies everywhere.